Also known as Ava of Göttweig, Ava of Melk, Frau Ava
erste deutschsprachige Dichterin
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There are many artists sharing this name. (1) AVA - Éabha McMahon (pronounced AY-va) is a contralto Irish singer and a former member of the ensemble Celtic Woman. In 2020 she began recording music under the name AVA. (2) ava - Indie rock band founded in Lafayette, Indiana in 2001. Original band members include Rob Soden (Rob Banks), Kalli Scheffen (Kalli Fox), Brad Threlkeld (B-rad), Dave Evans, later replaced by Jon Sommer (Jonny Magic). Ava's music has been featured on NPR as well as motion
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Frau Ava, auch Ava von Göttweig oder Ava von Melk (* um 1060; † wahrscheinlich 7. Februar 1127 bei Melk oder in Kleinwien bei Göttweig), ist eine der ersten namentlich bekannten deutschsprachigen Dichterinnen.
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